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Petroleum,

on. CRY, Jan. lo.-opened at 7lIc; highest
7lsI,i lowest 7l4c; closed at 7l5Ic; sales Ais 0VO
barrels; clcaranccs .0o, q barrels; charters &C.
W. barrels; lh!pmcuts ~ S5s barrels. II nj II
PITTSBURGH, Pa, Jan. l0-Pelroleum dull but
firm; opened at 7lstc; closed at 7lAc; highest
7lAc; loweet 7lsssc. zo551i ~ ';-,s, :, r.
q lRADroaD, PA, Jan. 10.-Opened at 7l5tc; closed
AZ 7isSc; highest 7lAc; loweAt 7lasc; c.eassnces
,s6i 40 barrels. NN'1I : W. s}ff
TTusvILIE, jan. lo.-Opened at 7l1Sc; highest
7ls6c; lowest 7lHc; cloed 7lssc. 1880 1917
New fonE, Jan. lo.-petroleum firm; United
closed at 7lssc. -. l,E.f = n N n
PnLApElrAlA, Pa, jan. lo.-Pe.roleum steady
at w. VIZ ..--s...-. -l,-.. -. =.
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Or, MOTIFS FRENCH P0WDERS,7

= Willcuro DiSeaSss OF the Kidney Gravel, Gleeta
STRUCTURES, and all Urinary aud urethra Dlseases,
Nervoua and Physical Debility, Seminal Weakness,
Decay, Impotsncy caused BY errors OF youth. az.
,esses, &C. Syphilis in all iH forms. sore throat
and nose, ulcers ernptiDus, sclolulR, totter, salt
rksum, aud I'LL blood and skin diseases. Female
Weakno.s speedily curod.S Gonorfhea cur01 In
.hres days Prtoe b o.; Hold in Wheeling, W. Va
By 4. =. BOOKING. Druggist. SAINT By mail scaled.
ta,p & ls'1 - q RI L-a fi11ls fgNH = ma
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w pii4 nEL EaiA "a. jan lo-Flour dull but firm.
n neat quiet aud firm; Rejected red 9Oc; No, 5 red
' c. C3fa steady cut quiet: No. yellow 4ic:
steamer No. 2 mixed Axe; No. mixed January
S5Aai6c; February 46>saA7c; March 471SaiEo: April
I Is;nais4c. Oats spot Steady; western No 3white
steady; No. white IaaGa ~, tss.c; March sssla
SO; Ap.il saSSeE" .Iovisi9ils taitiy active and
steady. Mess pork Sl3 00Al3dQ, do Prime mess new
gig W; do l.niily Sl3 30 Lara firm; refined Goa
Zoo; steam G.Soa0.S5i butter lrm with fair dc.
n 1 o'eaaety ex:1a SO. Esgs steady; western
l.As; do f4ir 70 prime lls3slltsc, - =
ClHC1SNArl. Jan. I0.-Flour quiet: family 81 asn
Go; fancy "a tOa4 0O,. Wh,al st;oDs; No : red
20; receipts 1909 bushelS shipments 600 bush
els. Corn easier; No. mixed S7sSaysc Oats In
ialr demand; 80 mixed s011aa3lc. Rye arn, No.
Go9Ha Pork quiet AZ Sl2 III. Lard dull al G.3sc'
S,s meats qaiItnna aaa; short ,ibs G. Bscon
s.1sc; snort clear 7.l2hsc. Whisky steady: sales
! .67 baries: flushed goods on basis 81 IS: Butter
urn: Eigln creamery 34a35c:i OHIO CSC: choice
onlty roll lSa?D, L,nseed iii quiet aud easy al IDA
Use. sugar steady; hard refined 6aG,<o; New Or
leans 4hal5c. Eggs nominal al 4c. Chess t,rm
4rine to choice OHIO fiat lltl2c. ;
BALTlsohE, Mp Jan. lo,-wheat. western steady
Gud dItt; No. wtutes rcd spot, January or Fob.
ruasy 92Aa92lIc: May 957ss96c. Corn, western
steady; mixeo spot 4oAa4o5s:; January 46a!6Nc;
tuetuSry iGhaibHEQ; mRrcn +G1sa4G1@c; steamer
iEsai5]4c Q:A hrln and quiet; ", stern white 81
$50; Do mixed aaA36c. PROVISIONS steady and slow
Mets pork Sl2. Lard, rCilutd 7Xc, Eggs lower III
3ec Coffee hrmcr; Mo cArgoes ordinary 10 iair
liAal514c. .I,0' -
TOLEDO, O., Jau. 11-Wheat dull aud firm: cash
s!4c bid; january Sss554e bid; February SIZE bid
May s9>sc BID. C0tI dull: cash SIC; May i21,c bid
Oats nominal. Clover seed dull aud SHADY; cash
81 70; February $, 70 bid; Aa.chs 70 bid.
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CHICAGO. ILL.,, Jan. lC.-Ths tendency In IN,
wheat market to-day wAS toward a lower range nj
prices and p,ires for May delivery at ono iims
dropped to s41sc. bus rallied towari tho close Mud
naSlty c!Osed lvr Tho day a. bo3Sa or &c higher
taan saturday. The teplrt OF tic yU.bio supplv
uhclOed an inclease OF GlG Q0J bushels, which wal
larger taan h!d been estlT .tcA and was the chief
tea.on for ne carly weakness. Corn iirn sud uu.
cnanIe. Oats ,. fairly active providons were weak
Wheat, cash No . sprius 7s,tass,,c; do No. /
spring d9s7lHc: do No. 9 red 7jIc; January ;9;sa
7sHn. closing at 7s1se: February 7s1.a7s5.ss.
eosing a. 7'ssc; March 7ea,o1Gc clo,lng 1t Ts5ic:
Nay $40. yorn. cash 500: january t(as6Mc
Glg9,ils at 3t$e; February SG1fa3Gxu, cloAing al
SGse: .lsrch SGxaa61c. c,slg az ILo:
May 4lsynAlsfc, closiLg AT il1zc. Oais, cash Nc
and January 2Ghc: February ?GEc; iiarch N;,Ia
se'4c, closing at 21asc: May SIaac, closing at SIC.
Kye, cash No? e3t Barley, cash No. 2 5ia. 10,
tla1sced, cash No. !. 81 Oial ~. Timothy seed.
eash prime, 81 .5ai e6. Mes pork, cash SlI Y5s
l!W; January sll 9211al2 C5. closing At si2Ol
si2 ail2 Is, closing al sl1 l2H: May si3;ipal2 10,
closing at Sl2 IS. Lard cash iOa6 e; January
o;Soa6,4 closing at d. soc: February t97as sol
see; May as as u c, clio inr It sie ' saso A.
cash shcI ribs 6.0ec; do shoulders 4b5a4 00c: "a
snort clear G.t0aG Sc. Whisky, 81 Is Sugar.
cN ioat &c; grannlltd &C.; standard 4 ylo
nntter dulii Creamery 2analc; dairy 2!a2Gc. Epys
Zhsc The visible supply OF grain OH January
- compiled BY the SECRETARY OF the Chicago HoIrd
o! lraoe y as follows: Wheat u $40 NO bushels.
Increase blbtVpo bushels; corn l5.D78DOO, bushel,
ncitale l:9 ~ bushels: Oats 1873 COO bushels, de-
s,U III bushes; barley 2,7A,o0J bushels, dec1sa.o
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1.-Two Stock.

CHICAGO, Ill.,, Jan. lO.-Cattle-- Receipts 7,coo
head shipments 200 head; market STEADY and
StsonS shipping stte,s s. 3 stockcrs and feed ers
sJ2S;. cows. bulls aud mixed stronger at 81 Sas
W; fe1aA cattle 50 25aS 30 Hogs Receipts 1900
and mixed 81 Q1ai 70; packing and shipping 81 Is
40 %; light " soa5 bOi skip S, 7va3 W. Sheep
Receipts i5a head: satpmcut 2,6D head; market
steAvy: common to gooN 81 rs; choice 81 SUh5 W;
lambs So 50a5 w. the London cAule quote, cattlu
weak: best American l2c lower at llc per pound
dressed. -..5.Ilj .,ya0Irg| p',',I0'l- :
EAST LlaEkTY, PA. Jan. l0.-Catte, receipts
Isl head shipments 713 head; market Sttong ald
!oS lower. Hogs, receipts 5000 head; shipments
100 head; market active: Phsladelphns IS l0a5 ID;
WORKERS 81 so; common aud light 81 G0ai rs. Sheep,
receipts 800 head; shipments 4sJ head; market
iSitly active at sboat last weeks prices.
ClSclSHArI, Ian. lO,-lIogs steady; common
- W; light s305; packing and butcue!s' 81 4ua4 S.
receipts 500 had; shipments $50 head. u :
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4 An~ MANHOOD; YOUTHFUL IMPRU
HIM dence, Ne:vous Debility, uursd BY
Ian 4 botanic Nerve Btttars, 500. Herb
AVN Med. Co.: PhilA, Ps., and Logan d
Co.'S Drug store, Wheeling, So y .-s,s..H
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Dry Guous.

New York, Jan 10. The market WINS more quiet
because Of cold weather and interrupted mnils,
Sill forcing good. considerable business was
Affected with the tone OF tho market sroug s'SII.
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Mt. % CHAaTAL ACADEMY,
REAR wHExl1Ne, ", VA,

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pens on the nrst Monday Of September nett. and
continues ten month";. !, ,5,54.. =, w. i /.
Pupils received at any tine IN the session.
rhoso who daire TO place their daughters in an
natituuon aI1ording exceptional advantages In
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client board. thorough discipline and instruction
y tho hands Of lifelong teachers, in every depart
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languages and music, should send for catalogue
u this school. AAdreas,
,i,cchssaoi the Academy Of tho Visitation,
~ III. MT. De CHANTAL,
!, Aul-nAw li53G Near Wheeling. ". Va. 2
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THE HOUSEKEEPER,

Onlcei Nos. 70 and 81 Fourteenth street,-
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NE New EfohK, Jsn. 1t-rtour- Neocips oo.e bar.
SAcss; market less uctlve aud weak sales l200O
DafFes. !, Whent; receipts $4,000 bustels: or.
poiH lT,9ii bushels cash firm but less active: on.
1i n oLened thade easier glowing steady: saIs
o,ollI0o bushels OF futures :l52COO bushels al
spoa' NO; Spring $40; uugrxdQd e6aY3Lc; No.
white 93!s.ySt<u; No, 4 led Janusry 9lNae,iSc:
ci9otAas RI aese: February 9.44sa9sRc, closing nj
9911ha95sc, closing at Y5zc; May 9GLc cit sing at
1ac; June VIC; August $500 c,cslpg ut y7Sl%c:
DEG Der VI u9ntl w closing at 81 G3h com.
ehu urn aud more active; oplions Nc lower and
no9eralely active; receipts 81 S1s buHles export,
0niM hukAeiss snles 6,A9s. l0J Dushc. OF futures:
at5 w bushels Of spot: ungraded 47aisc; steamer
yeli,eW aIAc; No. 2 January i7Ha4154c, ciosinx
y l;s.c: Eebtu4Iy, 4Shaaossc, ciosin2 l, SIC;
l6:ObusLes; exports AL bushels western 3Ssgsc:
White. aA.Sc Stocks Ct grain Ia ,torc January q:
Wheat $780, 5l bushels; corn, 395y,99O 6u.h.ls:
osM ,N9.0Jp bushels; barley, ~ 400 bushels: re
io.at0 vusnels; PEAS, 1881! quRhels; malt. aii,s9a
bushels. Hay III fair A0mAud lor kNIppinv. Hons
qales, Coffee Iairi' Rio la}Sc: opiiots iair and
hghefi sales 1880 bugs; JauuNry lStual3 Du: Feb
ruarT. March, April and May 10 40al8 CO.; jnne
l3:ioal3.1Oc; August l3i5all65o Sugar, stcn ":
tch I'D s. lady: EranUatcd $40. Molasses steady: 80
e,t au a., kiv0 nrm. la low hrm. TurpeuIina
STEADY at CSC, +. IS firm, uud In fair deinanI re.
celnls t9l packages; western S2433c PORK tIeat,y
and iaitiy attsyc; mess ST. 0Jal.2o, Lard Lowell
aIa larry active; wehleta steaher $3.50; Jan.
uaiy &c; FEBRUARY Gihc; March 6.77Ic:
Antll ssaa W: MHy 90a6.9,c: june 70Oa7l:c:
clH steam SOC. Butter Arm; wrsloya l2xa3o:
E H. creamery $780, cheese h. but rather QUIET
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All trajns daily except Sunday. &.
Trains leaving Bridgeport at liz p m. C:.7 city
ume) arrive at Chicago 1t Gro following morning.
Trains leave Cleveland for Wheeling =: l2l0 b,
n, arriving at b:l3 p. IN.
Leave Cleveland ut II 10 p. m, arrive a. 7:5s T. u
~ Z. 4. FORD, f..=l
JAMES EcCREA, General Manager, IIS
~ ~ ~ -. PtttsbuTHh. p.
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CHINA, GLASS AND QUEENswAN

9l4c. Er-LI -. 81 -, " ~ ----. z. ~
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hat did you say was tho matter with

ut done got ont! Sis Phillis m Unp'
Sam was y ssttin' in do kitchen when
yon' bell ring fur me to come n git out
ont breakiuss. An l say, 4 suiney is
sorryto tell Miss Maroon dat | out be
1tttn to make bread o. no sort for de
L7rd knoTs how long. Sho's you born
ter de- i done Fay to 'em, 4 done got
my ha,l' out An Sis Phillis she saw
bern g"t out laa' year TO- nigh pom two
mont" -U1- E~f2 f''Tls-gti|1i}
Daily Republican., 1887-05-18
O,Rften In Toronto.

William O'Brien arrived in Toronto
yesterday morning, and received the
usual welcome from his friends. In the
afternoon he addressed a great meeting
in the Queens Park, and succeeded In
delivering his speech, Notwithstanding
the efforts OF number of Orangemen to
make 1t impossible for BIN to do so.
,Groaning, Kissing, cries of "God Save
the Queen" "Pay Your Rent. "'I1urrah
Tor Lansdowne," and "Hule Britannia"
punctuated the first part of the proceed
Iings. Once or twice the rioters, who did
not seem TO number more than sixty,
used clubs on the Nationalist, but the
latter drew blood with their fists from
several of their assailants. The disturb
ers at one time tried to reach the front
of the platform, but, although the police
looked calmly on and at no time interior
ed with their demonstrations, they failed
to penetrate the human wall. Finally,
Mr.. '3rien got oil the whole of vigorous
arrangement of the Oraugemen and Lord
sLansdowne, and was followed by Dennis
Kilbride in the same VEIN In the evening
Mr.. O'Brien was entertained at banquet
by the Toronto branch of The Land
League.
Daily Republican., 1887-05-18

The ehrill whistle of Waterman ut
the Harlan g Hollingsworth foundry
brought Officer Maboney to the place
In time to arrest Edward French, who
was very demonstrative and made con.
siderable OF noise. He had some diff
Guilty in taking French to the police STA
ton. French said he had just got home
from boat on which he WAS employed
and ma. two men coming out Of an
alley near where he lived. who attacked
him, and he was compelled to act In
selr-defence. He admitted that he had
been drinking but was NOT drunk,
Deputy Judge Lyman hned French 81
and costs.
Frank Markey was also arrested by
Officer Mahonoy about 3 O'clock TIL;
morning OF the gas works for drunken
ners. He was also fned 81 and ccsts.
Daily Republican., 1887-05-18
q. q. r.. (Oil OF Beauty For THE CoMPLEXI
Tho cattle Failure.

CHEYENNE, w. T. May 11.-Considera-
BILE excitement was occasioned Ia business
and financial circles By the ami ouncemeut
of The assignment OF Swan Brothers, well
known both in Europe and America as
large cattle dealers. The assignment was
mad on Saturday TO A. II. Reel and +.
w. LafrantZ, but was not made public
until yesterday. An official statement of
the liabilities could not be had, but 1t will
be made public In few days. A reliable
authority places the liabilities at $500, 900.
They may be higher, and may possibly fall
under that figure. The assets cannot be
estimated.
The assignees say they are confident that
every dollar of indebtedness can be paid
off, provided they are given time but II
they are forced to dispose of the property
In their hands, the estate will not realize
over fifty per cent. of the indebtedness.
, The assets consist OF stocks, bonds and
real estate.
The firm are interested in Omaha and
Iowa realty and in several cattle compa-
MES. The companies ars as follows
Ogallalla Land and Cattle Company
Swan Land and Cattle Company, Wyom
ing Hereford Association, Hillsdale Lane
and Cattle Company and Cheyenne Live
Stock Company. The failure will have
no effect on these organizations, and viii
In no way affect the cattle interests OF thu
Territory, inasmuch as the firm are NO
cattle owners. They were heavy opera
tors In stock interests, and might proper
ly be called cattle brokers.
The principal creditors are New Yorl
and Chicago banks aud the First Nationa
Bank of Cheyenne, the latter, however
to, comparatively limited amount
There are a number of small creditors
whose claims will probably be paid Ii
full.
Daily Republican., 1887-05-18
The Semi nlahopey right,

Two men were badly br. not danger.
|ously wounded in the fiyht which co
Cured On Sunday night on Woodiawn
|avenrae. Patrick Curran and John
Mahoney went on that nisht to the
house OF Fillmore Sem, but the houss
was closed. They kicked and hammer.
ed at the door for nd miesion, but no one
responded. Presently Mrs. 9enn and
Bridget Duncan returned homo and
were insulted by the two men betors
they could get insiGe the house. After
the omen GOT in the house Ssnn came
home. aad Immediately ordered tho
men of.
Curran struck Sem and fight en-
sUad, both men cllnching np6 ruiiing
over or tue ground. Curran rippad out
a knife and cut Eela "a huga cash In the
Under part OF thu arm below the eibo W,
and aauther slash of the Enlfc cut him
across the brsaa5 Ssuu then ran into
the house and rot his uis tot, and coming
out fred at Currau, but missing hira
shot Mah0ney In the tisshy psrt Of tho
I leg, Al the hearing before Judge Cum
! Minis Sem and Curran wers each held
In $500 bail for further heating next
Monday morning.
Daily Republican., 1887-05-18

The Rugby Literary Soc.sty was
greeted with crowded Opera House
last night upon the occasion Of their
fifteenth anniversary. President Rob.
inson presided In digntfied manner
and every one who participated did his
part nobly. The defamation Of
"Rlchard Ceur de Lion at the bier Of
his father" by John B. Bird; "Ourfsw
must not ring to night" by p 3. Smith
and 1.-THE black horse and bis rider"
were reosived With great demonstrations
Of pleasure by the audience. Edwin
@ arduer In his essay of "Perseve.ando
Vinces," and Frank E. Bigger on
"Ps,riotism." showed great depth OF
thought and mind: "Shall orr mothera
vote?" Was lsu ghable drama by eleven
boys, and the drama of "Nursery
Chick weed," by four boys and two
elrla, brought down the honse. A per-
feet bank OF boxes. bundles and bon
qus,s lined the front Of the stage-pres
ents for the participants.
Daily Republican., 1887-05-18
FOURTH EDITION
VOrkmon Locked lint.

CHICAGO. May 1.-THE conditions
Of the lock out are still unchanged.
Both sides remain firm. The brick.
layers declare tnemselves as ready to
work for any employer who agrees 10
pay ON Saturday. They admit that the
demand which Mt 6rst caused the lock
ont IL not now the question NJ issue.
Many OF them, espeuiaiiy The Gasmans,
would be inclined TO rtcede from their
latest demand and go to Work, bat Tor
the fact OF their having learned that The
master but ders will insist on Topping
off many Of this cherished privileges OF
the UDion. This attempt to curtail the
sway OF the Union, lis members declare,
they are prepared TO reoist to the last
extremity.
The master carpenters. the lime DEAL
ers, the master painters. tho stone quar-
rymen, and, In fact, all contractors bave
come to the conclusion that now 1t 10
their turn to make demands on their
men. This will formally be done at the
meeting of the representatives. OF the
various trades at the BnilderS Eek
change to morrow. Three delegates Will
be present from each trade, and n code
OF laws for the government Of employer
/, and employe will then DO perfected. A
master mascn, who hos taken an active
part In the recent prooeediuss Of HIS
ass ociation, said that the Gods, among
other thinRs, would insist on the light
Of the master maeonB to engage all the
apprentices they can work; that the
walking delegate must be abolished,
and thai the foremen must rot belong
to unions. All workmel who apply
for employ mont and who profsss theli
willingness to submit TO the terms OF
the code will then be put TO work. The
HAvERHILL, May H. Owing to TIT
failure OF o com pionise between nc
exeoutive Of the Knights Of Labor q
the Manufacturers Association In re
gard to tha troubles at Ohick Brothers
shoe factory, forty manufacturing es
Establishments c.ossd their doors THU
morning, throwing out Of employ men
about S, coo persous. Tho State Boar,
OF Arbitration has been appealed to ant
hopes are entertained Of o speedy settle
mept.
Many association factories that ar
framing to-day Will not open to'inor, ow
dwelling the number OF lcck outs TO q
shors, throwing out OF employment
600 persons. The lasieE3 arc at worl
and will probably continue, as thei
!price list has not been cut down. Thi
being the case, tho Manufacturers hop
to secure help sufficient To enable then
to open "fres shops" Il Is not certain
however, that such m attempt will
tmade. The present crisis is conside re-
By the nc ore thoughtful AS more alarm
lug than that brought on by the grea
lire OF 1882.
Daily Republican., 1887-05-18
Rend What We Caa DO.

We will sell you o pair CT ch!ld's
pants tor 80 cents, a pair for 40 CT hts,
aud better pair for 80 cents. aud from
that price up to 81 25. at ths "G.aad
Central" Fifth and Market streets.
We viii ash you child's suit for a
dollar, and rom that price mp TO So IS,
and guarantee TO better goods In the
market for 50, at the "Grand Central"
Clothing Depot.
We will sell you q mans emit for
So IS, and from that piics up to the
ss,in lines ior S2S, which no other bonss
can afford to sell you without they have
adopted tbe IA per cent. pIotis syotem,
and n. Meyers is The only man in this
section OF the country VITO has adopted
this plan.
We will sell all favorinR tho "GraDd
Central" with call q Summer weight
black and white check o0by cut gack
coat for 10 cents.
A full line Of crink,ed seersucker and
alpaca coats and vests ct as;onishiugly
low prices ct the great Grand Contra
Clothing Depot" northwest corner OIL
Fifth and Market streets.
Daily Republican., 1887-05-18
FIkE SALE.


4OG Market street-Three Days More.
Saturday, May 2ist, positively las:
day Of this great sale. We still have
$3.50 worth OF clothing left, which we
will sell without reserve OF price, as we
have been notified by tho appraiser to
sell, which means Strengthening prices
We will tell you here of few bargains
We will sell you nice business suits "a.
S3.65, which ccst S13 73 to manufacture;
elegant cheviot Duits, worth Sl6, will
sell at "a So; beautiful cashmere suits,
worth SIT, marked 50 IS. We will sell
you S25 oorksorew suits for $40; gum
coats, 81 IS, formerly sold for 30; good
working pants, worth 3d. are now
marked 70 cents. We have 20 different
styles OF nice cashmere pants Of $l.N
that can't be bought elsewhere TOR les,
than 81. We have large lire of boys
suits, pleated black suits. suit
able for the season, worth 30, bu
will let them 60 At 81 TO. 600 dozer
suspendtrs, 10 cents o pair; 800 dozen
men's fancy socks, 3 cents pair. In
surapce Companies' Salesrooms, NO
4C6 Market street, Wilmington, Del
Open evenings till 0 O'Clock.
Daily Republican., 1887-05-18

The f!itieth anniversary OF the founda-
ton OF the Baltimore Sun was celebrated
On Tuesday in Baltimore. The Sun
building was beautifully decorated with
eycrgreens and flowers, and thousands of
people visited 1t. while hosts of friends
CO.. graduated A. S. Abel, the founder.
Among the kilograms received was one
from President Cleveland. Yesterday
also marked the retirement of Mr.. Abel
from any participation in the manage .
ment of the Sun lis sons, George W.,
Edwin f. and Walter Abel, having been
admitted iuto partnership with their
father, will continue Its publication
upon the same system which has been
followed for fifty years.
Daily Republican., 1887-05-18
New HOOk1 Entered.

The following new books have been
received at the Wilmington Institute
Library: 6aracenesca. by f. Marion
Crawford; Wee Wife, by Rose N,
Carey; The Merry Men, by Robert
Louis Stevenson; Between Whiles, by
Helen jackson; The Deserter, by Can
tain Charles King; The Bride OF the
Nile, by George Eoers; The B.shop'g
Family, by julius atindf; Juanita, BY
Mary Mann; Home Life OF Great
ALtbors, by Hattie Griswold; The
Early Tudors, by the Raw. C = Mo.
berly; Lite Of Emory Htorrs, by Isaac
Adams, and The Russian Refugee, by
Henry X, w ilson.